Today, the Arizona Cardinals swooped in and made a move by signing Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Trishton Jackson to a futures contract.

The Los Angeles Rams’ Wild Card victory over the Minnesota Vikings wasn’t just about football; it was a testament to resilience, compassion, and unity in the face of tragedy. When devastating wildfires ravaged Southern California,

The Arizona Cardinals did not make the playoffs this season, but come of their former players did. The NFL playoffs continue Monday with the final game of the wild card round. The Minnesota Vikings and Los Angeles Rams play one another.

The Rams were supposed to host a wild-card game at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. The contest had to be moved because of wildfires.

The Rams traveled to a home game away from home as their city continues to fight destructive wildfires, and they dominated the Vikings in Arizona.

Several days of wildfires and poor air quality across the Los Angeles metroplex forced the NFL to take the extraordinary step of moving the Rams' home playoff game against the Minnesota Vikings to State Farm Stadium in Glendale,

The NFL and the Cardinals have worked hard to make Monday look and sound like a Rams home game, after wildfires forced a venue change.

The Minnesota Vikings and Los Angeles Rams will face off in the NFC Wild Card round Monday night in an unfamiliar setting. The Rams were set to host the game at

Two teams with different approaches to Monday's NFC Wild Card game, the Minnesota Vikings and Los Angeles Rams, set for neutral field matchup.

The Rams vs. Vikings NFC Wild Card game has been moved to Arizona due to the wildfires in California. Tickets are on sale now.

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson (right) looks on with wide receiver Trishton Jackson (left) during the fourth quarter against the Tennessee Titans at U.S. Bank Stadium. Jackson signed a reserve/future contract with the Arizona Cardinals on Jan. 16, ending a four-year stint with the Vikings.